New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-18
THE WORLD OF LONDON
CHRONICLED AND CRITICISED BY Mo
EDMUND YATES.
RUMoRS ABOUT THE GERMAN CROWN PRINcE-un
yANDEHBILTs SUCCESSFUL sPORTsMANsup
LADY BRAssEY-MR CONwAYs NOVEL

blacklist colors. The dllu,trOus patient SAID
to DO In extremely critical position, from which
only German science and skin could rescue him.
trust tho German nation will not make bell
Of tho matter II Dr. Norell Mac kenzie should succeed
present there seems every chance of his doug
where native talent came to grief 1 suppose 1t
will be granted that his Imperial and Royal IIghncss
Frederick Wilhelm, Crown Prince Of Germany aud
| Prussia, has much right to choose medical adj
| wiser for himself as the humblest Of his subjects
There surely IS nothing wonderful Ia his having used
that right place himself under the care vi the best
man ho could find That DR.. Mackenzie 10 the lore
most in his own line Throughout the world viii
hardly DO Denied even in Germany, where his works
authoritative text books aud his name Is better
known than that of any even Of their own throat
doctors. 1t is natural that this should be so, for
owing TO the unique position he occupied in the ais'
est city in the world his experience 10 probably more
extensive than that Of all German specialists put To-
gether Tho cry for German medical attendants Is
all the more foolish, IL nothing WORSE since the Prince
has already suffered much many physicians VI
| his nation and never at any time has been with
more Of them about him. II must bo re-
membered, also that II England has furnished the
skill, Germany herself has supplied the science In the
person ot Professor Iirchow. The diagnosis with
all tho praciC al consequences which II entails, Wa,
! based tho opinion OF that eminent ant, who,
while born for universe Is tho iess TIC
! brightest OlndIHeniS Oh mo
MR. VANDERBILT DEVASTATING.
Mr.. Vanderbilt La, brought his shooting in scotland
to close W Bringing down SiA'een heavy stag IN two
days stalking in Lord Lovats great forest of Glen
SuathfaIrar, which he rented from Nj. Ninans, yh0
leases IL for a., 100 year. Dcet are exceptionally
numerous on this ground for there was no shooting
in tho forest last year, > Mr. Winans has not beea
since 1855 Mr.. Vanderbilt ha, gone 10 Paris,
his way to Italy. His yacht which va, lying
In Eeauly FIRTH has been sent 10 HUI tor oyerhaui-
ing Mr.. lsnderblts tenancy OF Beaufort Castle.
with its shoOtngs and f,hlngs, will expire on Thus
day, but he has arranged to take the place during
three months Of every autumn for the next five years.
So he will return to Lord Lovats country at the end
Of next July.
WATSON TO DESIGN A NEW CUTTER
During the winter a between eighty 1nI
ninety ieet aud with dimensions closely resembling
tho Thistle, but with slightly les beam and greater
depth In proportion, will DO designed by Sir. o. L.
Watson for Mr.. Rail-, the owner of the fine auxiliary
steam yacht Golden Fleece IL Is expected that tho
new ship VIII prove a better vessel to windwald han
tho Thistle, and If Mr. Watson combines the we4ta-
ely qualities OF bis Marjorie with the running aBl
reaching power: Of the Thistle there is little DOUBT
that She VIII meet with during the next sea.
son. Mr. william Cranied, late Of tho May,
viii command her.
BUFFALO Bills WINTER SHOW.
December l. Mr. Cody begins four months
season at Manchester, the cempet!on OF which no
returns to America Dir. Bapty, Of the Manche'ter
Exhibition, who seems to have taken
possession Of the managerial mantle, which has
fallen forever from the shoulders Of sf
Philip Cunfe owen, Is to have an Interest
in the undertaking, and large body Of wolkmen
began yesterday the erection Of a temporary buid-
ing The Manchester course, which viii accom-
I Al show
VIII be simply grand spectacular pantomlme, winch
! will cen prise veIytbng American from the prme
OF the Pilgrim Fathers down to the cyclone
aud the cattle ranch Tho History Of Cviiza'lon'
has the dramatic imIrmatur of Mr.. Lawrence Bar
ret, and differ, In many respects from the VIA
west as at Remington. There are 10 be tws
performances each day and the stage Is to be larger
than anything hitherto In this country. Not
outstanding the cold the popularity VI the Wild West
shows no gns Of abatement. Buck" Taylor and
Grant, tho cowboy, have been safely restored to their
sorrowns companions.
MR.. FoRBEs's POOR HEALTH.
Mr.. Archibald Forbes sailed for New-iork on sat-
urday In the Alaska In, regret TO say, very poor
state of health. which tsolutely preclude, bis lee
turing or attempting 70 work. Mr. Forbes VIII yisn
his wiio's relations In Washington for time, aod
then he and Mrs. Forbes propose to spend the winter
in Bermuda.
ENGLISH TREATMENT OF THE EX-KHrDIVE.
The cx-Khcdive Of Egypt remains al Milan, where
no has As usual, been received with the utmost cOur
tesy by the King and Queen Of Italy. NJ one Ia h'
day wa, moro lavshy no. pitabe than lsmall lsehA
lilo always dcghte'l To specially honor any hns'S"
man who visited Cairo. Members Of our own so!h
family can scarcely forget the splendor of the let"
with which they were welcomed OF several Vcca,l)N
In Egypt aud lt certainly Is strange that since d"
abdication he never meets in England with that sen
erou, sympathy accorded by those In high places 70
other potenfates In exile. On the other hand, mo
Emperor Of Austria, the King OF Greece the King
Of s,rvia the King OF the Belgans, the King Of sax
ony the Grand Duke Of baden have always treate'
him with marked consideration and kindness.
LORD PowERsCoURTs LUNCHEON RAHrl.
on Thursday last Lord Powelscourt, WHO has
large party staying with him, solved the round tabs
proposal made few weeks ago BY Archbishop NaiSn
to tho landlords OF Ireland by inviting Ms feFs'o'
Archbishop Walsh, Lord Punkett, tho Protestant
Archbishop OF Dublin, and an American fiO'eS'A"
prolate, together with other guests, TO Luncheon
without giving the invited persons ali inAling oi ho
company they would forcgathcr with. The ehoe'
Of admirable champagne, an excellent solvent OIL 'V"
cal or casuistical doubts and disbelief ana 'u''"
n la Colbert, afford gIatia plena for minor heten"N
les and dverg ,ncies OF views. one thing al ''"-
was made cesr-that Lord po~erssourt was a 'ae'
tai landlord AMI host.
The DEATH OF Mr.. GRIERsoN.
have 1t On the best authority that the DEAN /"
Mr.. Grierson was caused by blood poisoning ea"s"
In all probability In Venice. After the SITTING oi Wv
Milan Conference, tho principal officials WHO "e'
present thcreat intending to pay a visit to Venus
were, account Of the great heat OF the "ea'"
conveyed thither by special night tram winch
rived at 8 a. m. The hotel to which they went n'H
Of course, been closed all night, and The e'",'a a,
was 80 horrible to upset most Of the party 'w.
est Of all Mr.. GrerSon. IIo complained oil ic''s
Ill and from that moment seemed TO thorough
shake off tho sensation.
ROYAL AND NOBLE UUNTSNEN
Tho Prince OF Wales had very good -por' !" -
caud Forest, no fewer than fifteen siasS n' 81,
! been shot during two drives. The Prince VI WV
shot six and Prince Henry OF BattenbefG '"0 -,
Lord Latham returned Rom America -
| week and is about 10 entertain large shooting 20
| at Latham House, where Lady Latham ana W.